Sentences with phrase «fixed cost»

Except distribution is a fixed cost that is part of the price of the book.

The cost of production is a low fixed cost that when spread over a potentially large sale figure is measured in cents.

After all, there's no real basis for a price — no «fixed cost,» unlike a print book, which has per - unit costs to print and ship (and store, etc.).

The new pricing strategy is called agency - lite, which mandates these stores sell e-books at a fixed cost.

I'm treating promotion as a fixed cost although I can be argued on that.

It gives you control of the timing, delivery and content of your promotion, a predetermined fixed cost and the means to forecast and measure the return on your marketing investment.

This means that for all intents and purposes, a Jaguar owner has a fixed cost of ownership for five full years.

However, that can be paid for at the time of purchase if a buyer wishes to have a fixed cost of ownership after buying the GLE 400.

Care - 3, Kia's servicing package for retail customers, is available for Optima and offers a fixed cost and inflation proof servicing for three or five years.

Care - 3 — Kia's servicing package for retail customers — is available for cee'd and offers a fixed cost and inflation - proof servicing for the first three or five years.

It is a fixed cost if you believe the school district can not or will not adjust how many instructors it needs based on enrollment.

The challenge is that they have converted a marginally variable cost in the rest of the world (labor) into a fixed cost.

You expect the course, including equipment, technology, content development, and design, to cost $ 60,000 and ABC currently has $ 200,000 in fixed cost.

The cost of hosting an eLearning website is dependent on the hosting, extensions, renewals, and more, which is a fixed cost incurred annually.

An in - house technology team is a fixed cost and may be used for maintenance by large enterprises.

Since leaders consider learning, especially elearning, as a fixed cost, they want to determine the amount of sales dollars available to cover (or contribute to) the total fixed costs, which includes your learning efforts.

The white paper assumes a large fixed cost of $ 400 million per year per company, but gives no basis for this number.

Services currently offered by the infrastructure: The facility currently produces MVA and human / primate Ad vectors for any external user who applies for the service on a fixed cost per virus basis.

Specifically, the tax on power generation includes a fixed cost of $ 5 per ton of carbon dioxide, plus a variable tax based on the pollution and environmental damage to the community where the plant is located.

First, the rising fixed cost of government is largely the making of politicians.

For instance, the creation of an additional 46 district assemblies and 45 new parliamentary seats in 2012, ratcheted up the fixed cost of government without much thought given to what those actions mean for public finances.

«The situation gets even worse when one considers the toxic PFI legacy in the NHS - a legacy of modern facilities and buildings paid for by a completely inflexible fixed cost regime that will now undermine the viability of its own host,» Dr Porter argued.

«Syracuse did receive points in terms of fund balance, short - term cash flow, dead issuance and fixed cost indicators, and the city did receive points for deficits and liquidity in 2015.»

We also ship the gear across United States at a fixed cost of $ 15.

«Lion has a range of competing opportunities for investment in its core categories of beer and cider and has been unable to prioritise the investment required to grow Fine Wine Partners to a size justifying its fixed cost base,» said Lion Chief Executive Officer, Stuart Irvine.

He added that, because the packages are a fixed cost, beverage manufacturers easily can plan for maintenance in their budgets.

«To drive sales, management invested heavily in building a geographic footprint, IT platform and logistics infrastructure that resulted in a significant fixed cost base that was not supported by the level of revenue that was being generated.»

«Lion has a range of competing opportunities for investment in its core categories of beer and cider and has been unable to prioritise the investment required to grow Fine Wine Partners to a size justifying its fixed cost base,» Mr Irvine said.

Lion chief executive Stuart Irvine said on Monday that the size and the fixed cost base of the Australian wine business meant that it didn't stack up on a return on investment basis compared with other opportunities in beer and cider where Lion has a much bigger business.

The on - demand economy is built on three foundational building blocks: immediacy of delivery, passivity of consumption (the buyer no longer chooses, rather a supplier is assigned), and fixed cost.

(Also see Fixed Cost)

Identify which of these is a fixed cost and which is discretionary.

Fixed Cost — Are expense that does not change over time, regardless of production and output.

You could qualify for funding as little as $ 5K or as much as $ 500K at a fixed cost with terms ranging from three to 12 months.

HR outsourcing reduces the fixed cost of managing employees.

Factories, equipment need financing, and they are mainly financed by debt — another fixed cost.

Systematically tackling the fixed cost positions such as insurances (always trying to compare / negotiate / substitute / slash) has been extremeley rewarding and brought our cost structure to a much more flexible and sustainable level, but it took some time.

Track you spendings, slash your fixed cost block, avoid discretionary consumption, work hard to increase your income, invest wisely et voilà:

It can transform a fixed cost into a variable cost.

For most people their mortgage payment is the largest fixed cost they incur on a month - to - month basis.

On a related note, higher guarantee fees charges by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have increased the fixed cost of originating loans and this has also increased the spread between primary and secondary mortgage rates.

You combine the fixed cost of real estate with inventory, and it puts every retailer in a highly leveraged position.

Interest is a fixed cost, which raises the company's break - even point.

These usually allow you to «rent» space on a site or a blog for a fixed cost.

«We do not have a fixed cost for Harvey damage at this time.

Once the government reacts, you've got a reality with a fixed cost.

For virtual currency platforms, markets, and suppliers, the world just got a more predictable fixed cost and new direct oversight.

Low fixed cost, high margin business.

The returns just get better as rents rise on a fixed cost basis.

Like any fixed or nearly fixed cost, its impact per dollar of assets declines with asset size.